I have owned my Jeep since 1990. It has always had a stalling problem. Since then I have had almost the entire jeep rebuilt/replaced. The last time I drove it (it has been sitting for a couple of years now) was after a major re-hual and the stalling problem slowly started coming back and got worse and worse. During that time I noticed that I would fill the gas tank and the car would run fine for a period, then start stalling (during idle/always had to keep it revved up) until it simply would not start. I would then put gas into it and it would run again. I would usually run down to about a half a tank and then not start - this occurred for awhile - seemed to get worse, then finally it would not start at all even with new gas. I have not done really any work on the car myself - but want to start. After researching a little I thought it may be a fuel problem (i.e. filter, lines or tank) The fuel tank is one of the few original parts of the Jeep. I would like any ideas or even advice on how to test my theory before digging into trying to take off, drain and clean the tank. Thanks.
Rich
Rich
Aug 14, 2010 at 10:11 PM
